A study done at Stockholm university shows rainwater worldwide contains too many PFAS chemicals and is unsafe to drink. PFAS chemicals, also known as forever chemicals as they don’t degrade, initially started in plastic packages, but have spread everywhere now, including the air and water. Even pristine areas contain 14 times the allowed amount of PFAS.
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Rising sea levels are threatening Jakarta, Indonesia’s capital. Indonesia’s president wants to move the capital to a safe higher place on the island of Borneo.
The storm brought with it heavy rainfalls and winds of 120 kilometers per hour. In Port Luis, the capital, the wind peaked at 151 kilometers
Organoids, or lab-grown stem cells that are basically tiny brains, spontaneously grew eyes in a lab in Germany. The eyes started developing after 30 days,